Danielle Sottosanti
Danielle Sottosanti was a reporter at the Arizona Daily Star from May 2006 to August 2009. Her awards include a first-place Arizona Press Club award for growth and development reporting (2007) and second place in the Arizona Press Club's 2007 John Kolbe Politics and Government Reporting Award. After graduating from the University of Edinburgh in November 2010 with a master's degree in English literature (MSc Literature and Modernity), she is currently working as a freelance writer.
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Polly Pocket and other Memorable Kids' Commercials of the 90sGrowing up in the 90s, you couldn't help but be inundated with some of the cheesiest kids' commercials. Here are some of my favorites:
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Meadows: A Vampire StoryNo one really know what happened one fateful night in Edinburgh's Meadows.
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The Gift of the Magi and Other Books that Make Great Christmas PresentsIf done right, giving a book about Christmas as a Christmas present won't seem cliche. If you're stumped for ideas, the following five books are my personal favorite Christmas stories. -
The Top 10 Rock Christmas SongsMany classic rock, alternative and even punk bands recorded their versions of old favorite Christmas songs and oftentimes wrote their own Yuletide tunes.
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The Top 10 Various Artist Christmas Albums for Rock, Big Band, Pop and Country FansPop, rock, country -- it seems like every genre has produced more than a few various artist Christmas albums. Here are some of the best.
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Crazy for Crazy for the StormCrazy for the Storm author Norman Ollestad's unusual and adventure-filled childhood enabled him, then 11, to climb down an icy, 8,600-foot mountain following the plane crash that killed his father and two other adults.
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Book Review: Killing Bono: A True Story by Neil McCormickBy most people's standards, author and journalist Neil McCormick has led a successful life. However, there's one dream that he hasn't fulfilled - becoming a rock star, a "failure" only made more apparent by his longtime friend Bono's rise to fame.
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Cafe Borgia in Soho has Best Veggie Burger in NYCYou can find just about anything your heart desires in New York City, including one of the best-tasting veggie burgers you've ever tasted.
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The Future Embrace: Billy Corgan's First Solo EffortFormer-Smashing Pumpkin Billy Corgan's first solo album, The Future Embrace, is the best of his songwriting phases all melted into one, absolutely amazing album.
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Live 8: The World was WatchingThe Who, Pink Floyd, U2, Sting, Paul McCartney, Madonna -- what could bring these music legends and many others together in the concert of a lifetime? A good cause, world poverty.
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Book Review: 'Lost Boy' (Michael Jackson) by Kit Culkin with Jeanette KrylowskiKit Culkin's biography of Michael Jackson offers a refreshingly knowledgeable and informative view of the King of Pop and the charges against him.
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Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith by Matthew StoverMatthew Stover's Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith is over 400 pages long, so it should come to no surprise that it is much more than a simple retelling of the script.
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PC Game Review: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of AzkabanExplore Hogwarts, fly Buckbeak, and defeat the Dementors in EA Games' exciting installment in the Harry Potter PC games series. Playing Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban is like entering the world of wizardry.
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Star Wars Labyrinth of Evil by James LucenoThe galaxy is in turmoil, as is the mind of Anakin Skywalker. James Luceno's exciting prequel to Star Wars Episode III explores the events immediately preceding Anakin's turn to the Dark Side.